The Faculty of Business, Economics, and Accountancy (FBEA) 麻豆视频 (UMS) concluded a remarkable 2024 by participating in the Global Convergence Capstone Design Programme held at Hannam University, South Korea.
With the theme 鈥淐arbon Neutrality,鈥� the program emphasized academic excellence, industry engagement, and cultural exchange.
The UMS delegation, led by the Head of International Mobility Programme, Datu Razali Datu Eranza, included FPEP Senior Deputy Registrar, Awina Kamis; Head of International Business Programme, Dr. Nur Aleysa Chew Tze Cheng; and FPEP staff member, Arnah Sanuddin.
They were warmly welcomed by LINC 3.0 Project Director, Prof. Gu-Hwan Won, who underscored the importance of global collaboration in education during their meeting.
More than 25 participants from UMS and Hannam University took part in the program, which featured various lectures on carbon neutrality and global business trends. Highlights included Datu Razali鈥檚 talk on 鈥淔uture-Proofing Workplaces: Carbon Neutrality and Global HR Trends,鈥� Prof. Chen Hong鈥檚 lecture on 鈥淓xport and Import,鈥� and Dr. Nur Aleysa鈥檚 presentation on 鈥淐arbon Neutrality in International Business.鈥�
The program also included industrial visits to innovative Small and Medium Enterprises such as PumpCare, which focuses on sustainable energy operations; Water Genesis; and the Daejeon City Subway Organization, offering participants insights into sustainable practices and the latest technologies.
Additionally, participants joined Korean cultural workshops, traditional food-making activities, and the 鈥淪abah-Daejeon Cultural Night,鈥� which fostered closer ties between the two institutions.
The program concluded with special lectures by JeuD茅rm CEO, Tatyana Jeon and Professor Dr. Gilbert M. Tumibay from Woosong University.
Meanwhile, FPEP Dean, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Rahimie Abd Karim, expressed gratitude to Hannam University for organizing the program.
He also commended the efforts of key contributors, including FPEP lecturers Assoc. Prof. Mat Salleh Ayub and Datu Razali, as well as Hannam University鈥檚 Prof. Peter Lee, for their collaboration and commitment to the program鈥檚 success.
鈥淭his program not only addresses global issues like carbon neutrality but also builds strong academic and cultural bridges.
鈥淚t also reflects FPEP鈥檚 dedication to advancing global academic excellence,鈥� Rahimie said.
In other developments, FPEP was once again recognized as the recipient of the Most Active Mobility Programme Award for the eighth consecutive year, while Prof. Peter Lee received a special commendation from South Korea鈥檚 Ministry of Education for his contributions to international academic collaboration.
